Police are searching for suspects after a 68-year-old man was violently robbed near W. 183rd St. and Aqueduct Ave. in the Bronx. The attacker fled in a black Ford pickup with an accomplice. NYPD urges anyone with information to call Crimestoppers anonymously. A $3,500 reward is available.

A twin-engine plane crashed in a field in upstate New York, with fatalities reported and details initially withheld by authorities. The NTSB is investigating.

Michael E. Conner was convicted of 22 counts of wire fraud and two tax misdemeanors, defrauding investors of over $6M and failing to file tax returns.

Two American Airlines flights clipped wings while taxiing at Reagan National Airport, with no injuries but causing delays, including for some members of Congress. An FAA investigation is underway.

Three men from the Bronx face Attempted Murder charges after a gunfight on East Tremont Avenue. They are indicted for turning an argument into a shootout, endangering bystanders.

Maria Fraterrigo, an 81-year-old grandmother, returned to NYC with her support parrot after Frontier Airlines initially barred the bird from their flight home from Puerto Rico.

NYPD seeks help to find a suspect linked to six Bronx robberies, urging public involvement and offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

An 18-year-old was stabbed by three attackers in Queens; NYPD offers $3,500 for info leading to arrest. Incident details remain limited; the victim's condition is undisclosed.

New York faces budget challenges affecting the Medical Indemity Fund, which supports victims of birth-related medical malpractice, and the loss of 200+ public health jobs after federal funding cuts.

Herman Calvin Brightman, after using dating apps to connect with women and posing as a nurse, was sentenced to 10 years for stalking and assaulting several victims.

MTA construction in Forest Hills, Queens, is affecting local restaurants by obstructing access and reducing customers, with owners like The White Radish's losing significant income.

Mylan Inc. settled with several states for $335 million over allegedly deceptive opioid marketing, without admitting wrongdoing, as part of efforts to tackle the opioid crisis.

Two teens were stabbed by three suspects on a Bronx subway platform; the attackers also stole a cellphone and hit a victim with a bottle. This comes amidst NYPD reports of reduced subway crime.